Ресурсный центр по контролю над табаком
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БлагодарностиАвторы хотели бы поблагодарить Георгия Бахтуридзе, Яниса Каунтиса, Андрея Демина, Георгия Готзадзе, Константина Красовского, Андруса Липанда, Томаса Станикаса, Ирину Затушевскую и других за их помощь. Выраженные в данной статье взгляды отражают только мнение ее авторов. Эта работа была частично поддержана Национальным институтом рака Национального института здоровья США, номер гранта R01 CA91021. Ссылки1. Rupert J , Frankel G. In ex-Soviet markets, US brands took on role of capitalist liberator. Washington Post 19 November 1996. 2. Mackay J . US tobacco export to Third World: Third World War. J Natl Cancer Inst 1992; (monographs) :25-8. 3. Connolly GN. Worldwide expansion of the transnational tobacco industry. J Natl Cancer Inst 1992; (monographs) :29-35. 4. Chaloupka FJ, Laixuthai A. US trade policy and cigarette smoking in Asia. National Bureau of Economic Research Working Paper No. 5543, 1996. 5. Bettcher D , Subramaniam C, Guindon E, et al. 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